US State and Metro Area Construction

US State and Metro Area Construction provides a quarterly briefing with ten-year spending forecasts for construction activity in each of the 50 states and over 360 metropolitan areas. We provide detailed coverage for over 30 building types, highlight key industry events and trends, and include a list of major construction projects. Summary pages for each of the 50 states and 100 metropolitan areas provide a quick, easy-to-understand snapshot of each market.

We build these forecasts leveraging our highly detailed econometric models, which take into account the full range of key drivers—macroeconomic, industrial, and demographic—affecting supply and demand. Subscribers receive a full, integrated analysis of these factors, as well as updates on industry events and trends. You can access this information through our client website, MyInsight.

Benefits:

US State and Metro Area Construction enables you to:

• Uncover market opportunity and risk 
• Size and segment markets 
• Benchmark long-term performance 
• Create improved strategic plans 
• Plan production and inventories 
• Set regional sales targets 
• Prioritize capital investments 
• Conduct business portfolio analysis 
• Achieve revenue and profit targets

• Quarterly updates containing 15-year forecasts 
• Coverage for all 50 states and over 360 metropolitan areas 
• Topical article and commentary on recent events and trends 
• Detailed forecasts for over 30 building types 
• Major construction project list 
• Downloadable Excel spreadsheets containing all historical and forecast data 
• Web access to all analyses and datasets through our client website, MyInsight
• Labor market: employment costs, average hours worked with industry breakdown, job openings (JOLTS), participation rates, productivity by sector, earnings

Sector Coverage

*Not available for metropolitan areas.

Frequency and Horizon

• 15-year forecast horizon
• Updated quarterly
• Historical data back to 1993

Historic Data Sources:

• US Census C30

Related Historical Data available for Purchase

• US Industry coverage includes series history as far back as 1942 for concepts including:
  • Demographic statistics
  • Government finance at state and local levels
  • Housing and construction
  • Labor market
  • Merchandise trade
  • Housing and construction statistics: Handy-Whitman, home ownership, affordability, mortgage delinquency, new construction (private/public), sales/inventory
  • Labor market: employment costs, average hours worked with industry breakdown, job openings (JOLTS), participation rates, productivity by sector, earnings